The bullish short line is a frequently occurring one-bar Japanese candlestick pattern that most technical analysts believe represents indecision. But what if I told you that our 21-year backtest shows that most technical analysts are wrong? Imagine if history told …
The bullish spinning top, also known as the white spinning top, is a single-bar Japanese candlestick pattern representing indecision. But what if I told you that this spinning top pattern represents incoming volatility and can be traded profitably according to …
The bullish three-line strike is a four-bar bullish continuation Japanese candlestick pattern that historically leads to volatility according to extensive backtesting. You will lose money trading this pattern if you follow traditional technical analysis advice. But what if I told …
The bullish tri-star is a rare three-bar bullish reversal Japanese candlestick pattern that is best traded using mean reversion strategies according to multiple market backtests. Most traders lose money trading the bullish tri-star candlestick pattern, and you don’t have to …
The concealing baby swallow is a four-bar bearish reversal Japanese candlestick pattern that occurred eight times in the crypto, forex, and stock markets using daily bars over more than 20 years. In other words, developing any statistically significant trading strategies …
The dark cloud cover is a two-bar bearish reversal Japanese candlestick pattern that is best traded using a mean reversion strategy according to extensive backtesting. If you’re a traditional candlestick technical analyst, you might be surprised that you should have …
The Doji Japanese candlestick pattern is a class of one-bar indecision patterns whose open and close are nearly identical. But what if I told you that you could trade these patterns profitably according to backtests spanning multiple decades? Would you …
The bearish side-by-side white lines, also known as the down gap side-by-side white lines, is a three-bar bearish continuation Japanese candlestick pattern that is best traded using a mean reversion strategy according to extensive multiple market backtesting. If you’re a …
The three outside up is a three-bar bearish reversal Japanese candlestick. Backtests show the pattern leads to bullish movement in the stock and crypto markets and volatility in the forex market. Traders practicing traditional three outside up trading methods leave …
The three stars in the south is a three-bar Japanese candlestick pattern that supposedly signals a weakening downtrend and a possible bullish reversal. The pattern occurs so infrequently that the verdict is still out if the pattern works as intended. …